SkySteam Replay: SolidWorks Automotive Structure Modeling and Engineering Q&A
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This livestream focuses on automotive steel structure design in SolidWorks. SkySteam works through alignment checks, rail and plate cleanup, cavity cuts, normal cuts, configurations, and suppressed components while discussing practical fabrication choices such as plasma or laser cutting, gaps, and welding. The stream also includes viewer Q&A about CSWA/CSWP certification, moving between CAD packages, reverse engineering work, VAS engineering approval, SLA printing, software costs, math in engineering projects, and the streamer’s professional background.
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What is this livestream about?
It is mainly about SkySteam modeling and refining an automotive steel structure in SolidWorks while answering viewer questions about CAD, engineering work, certifications, fabrication, and software costs.
Does SkySteam say CSWA or CSWP certification is required?
No. He says he has not taken those exams and suggests they are mainly necessary if an employer requires them.
Which CAD software is used in the stream?
The stream primarily uses and discusses SolidWorks. SkySteam also mentions having used Inventor a long time ago.
Does SkySteam offer reverse engineering work?
When asked about reverse engineering a plastic part, he says yes and gives a rate of 100 Australian dollars per hour.
Does this project use integral or differential equations?
No. SkySteam explicitly says the project does not need them.
Is SkySteam a freelancer?
He says he is fully independent, but he prefers to describe himself as having a company rather than using the word freelancer.
How much SolidWorks experience does SkySteam have?
He estimates about 16 to 17 years of SolidWorks experience.
What is SkySteam’s engineering background?
He states that he is a mechatronics engineer.
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